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UCCU is committed to assuring its members enjoy the best possible experience with Quicken programs. From time to time, one may experience issues linking accounts through Quicken Connect or importing Web Connect files. While a call to Intuit customer support may be necessary in some rare instances, most of these issues can be resolved by reviewing the suggestions below.

15 or more accounts

Do you have 15 or more UCCU accounts to connect with Quicken? Quicken Connect/Express Web Connect is unable to process this many accounts coming from a single set of credentials. Intuit engineers are aware of this behavior. While this issue is researched on their end, a work around has been identified on UCCU's end. Please Call us at (801) 223-8188 so we can get more information about your accounts, and implement this work around for you, if it fits your needs.

Step 2: Deactivate Your Account(s) from UCCCU's Old Server

Select the account you need to deactivate (all that mention zzz Utah Community Credit Union) and click Edit.

In the Account Details window, click the Online Services tab.

Click Deactivate.

Click Yes to the message asking if you want to disable this service.

Go through all your accounts that were previously connected to zzz Utah Community Credit Union and make sure all accounts are deactivated. Ensure any hidden accounts are deactivated as well. The reconnection will not work if there is even one account still connected. If the financial institution says "UCCU Online Web Downloads Only" follow this guide.

Make a note of the date of the last transaction downloaded into each account.

Step 3: Reconnect Your Account(s) at UCCU

Select the account tile for the account you would like to connect with Quicken.

Click Filters to edit the date range for transactions.

Click the dropdown button for Time Period and click on Custom Date.

Start Date: Select the day before the last downloaded transaction in Quicken for that account.

End Date: Select either April 7, 2017, or leave blank to download all transactions through today (For a marginally quicker upload, select April 7, 2017.)

Click Apply Filters.

Click the Download button (looks like an arrow pointing down).

Select Quicken (qfx) as the download type.

Save the file where you can find it if you have the option, or find where the file was saved so you can access it in later steps (If importing several account histories, edit the file names to correspond with accounts.)

Import file into Quicken.

Click File

Click File Import

Select Web Connect File

Select the previously saved .qfx file.

Click Link to Existing Account and select the existing account name in the dropdown menu that follows.

Click Continue.

After the import, open the account. Accept all downloaded transactions

Step 4: Attempt to Improve Connection for UCCU Account(s)

Choose Tools menu > Account List.

Click the blue Improve Connection button next to the word Yes.

Enter the Login ID and Password you use to log in to UCCU Online Banking.

A green rotating wheel will pop up. This can take 20 minutes or more to establish the connection.

Designate which UCCU accounts you want to Link, Add, or Ignore. When linking, make sure the incoming account name matches the linking account name.

Check in the Account List that the connection type now says Express Web Connect.

If attempt is unsuccessful, import more account histories and try again

If attempt is successful, Accept All downloaded transactions

If you need further assistance with this issue, please contact Quicken directly at (888) 311-7276.

Quicken for Windows FAQ

1. I can't find UCCU in my list of Financial Institutions.

If you’re only able to find “UCCU Web Download Only” when searching for “UCCU” It probably means that Quicken hasn’t automatically updated the financial directory file (FIDIR). You can manually update the file (FIDIR) by following this step-by-step guide.

2. Quicken Says There Are Transactions to Accept but I Do Not See Any, What Do I Do?

Please review transactions in Quicken for the previous couple months and ensure there are no duplicate transactions. For further assistance in reconciling those accounts please contact Quicken directly at (888) 311-7276

5. I’m seeing duplicate transactions in my register after completing the deactivation/reactivation steps. How do I remove the duplicate accounts?

If the transactions have not been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one by one prior to accepting

If the transactions have already been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one by one, or multiple transactions can be deleted at one time. If there are too many transactions to delete, or the steps to delete multiple transactions are too difficult; restore a backup file. (Important: If the backup was not made right before following the conversion instructions, do not restore one and manually delete the transactions.)

6. I’m seeing duplicate accounts after completing the deactivation/reactivation steps. How do I remove the duplicate accounts?

First, confirm all accounts have been deactivated including hidden (Quicken) accounts

If all accounts have been deactivated, delete the duplicate account from the account list, and then repeat the reactivation steps. If you do not know how to delete an account, follow the steps below

Go through all your accounts that were previously connected to zzz Utah Community Credit Union and make sure all accounts are deactivated. Ensure any hidden accounts are deactivated as well. The reconnection will not work if there is even one account still connected.

Make a note of the date of the last transaction downloaded into each account.

Step 3: Reconnect Your Account(s) at UCCU

Select the account tile for the account you would like to connect with Quicken.

Click Filters to edit the date range for transactions.

Click the dropdown button for Time Period and click on Custom Date.

Start Date: Select the day before the last downloaded transaction in Quicken for that account.

End Date: Select either April 7, 2017, or leave blank to download all transactions through today (For a marginally quicker upload, select April 7, 2017.)

Click Apply Filters.

Click the Download button (looks like an arrow pointing down).

Select Quicken (qfx) as the download type.

Save the file where you can find it if you have the option, or find where the file was saved so you can access it in later steps (If importing several account histories, edit the file names to correspond with accounts)

Import file into Quicken.

Click File

Click Import.

Select Bank File.

Select the previously saved .qfx file.

Click Link to Existing Account and select the existing account name in the dropdown menu that follows.

Click Continue.

After the import, open the account. Accept all downloaded transactions

Step 4: Attempt to Improve Connection for UCCU Account(s):

Click the Settings icon on the bottom right side of the accounts register OR navigate through the Accounts menu and click Settings.

Click At your financial institution

Click Set up transaction download

Enter UCCU in the search field, select the name in the results list, and click Continue

Enter the Login ID and Password you use to log in to UCCU Online Banking, then click Continue

If prompted, select Express Web Connect or Quicken Connect for the connection type

Under the Accounts Found screen, associate each found account to the appropriate account already listed in Quicken. Under the Action column, select Link to pick your existing account.

If attempt is unsuccessful, import more account histories and try again.

If attempt is successful, Accept All downloaded transactions.

If you need further assistance with this issue, please contact Quicken directly at (888) 311-7276.

Quicken for Mac FAQ

1. When I attempt to add an account in Quicken I get a “CHECKING_CREDENTIALS (0)” or “103” error.

2. I can't find UCCU in my list of Financial Institutions.

If you’re only able to find “UCCU Web Download Only” when searching for “UCCU” It probably means that Quicken hasn’t automatically updated the financial directory file (FIDIR). You can manually update the file (FIDIR) by following this this step-by-step guide.

3. Quicken says there are transactions to accept but I do not see any. What do I do?

Please review transactions in Quicken for the previous couple months and ensure there are no duplicate transactions. For further assistance in reconciling those accounts please contact Intuit at 1 (800) 446-8848.

6. I’m seeing duplicate transactions in my register after completing the deactivation/reactivation steps. How do I remove the duplicate accounts?

If the transactions have not been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one by one prior to accepting

If the transactions have already been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one by one, or multiple transactions can be deleted at one time. If there are too many transactions to delete, or the steps to delete multiple transactions are too difficult; restore a backup file. (Important: If the backup was not made right before following the conversion instructions, do not restore one and manually delete the transactions.)

7. I’m seeing duplicate accounts after completing the deactivation/reactivation steps. How do I remove the duplicate accounts?

First, confirm all accounts have been deactivated including hidden (Quicken) accounts

If all accounts have been deactivated, delete the duplicate account from the account list, and then repeat the reactivation steps. If you do not know how to delete an account, follow the steps below

Choose the Tools menu > Accounts List

Click the Edit button next to the account you want to delete

In the Account Details box, click Delete Account

In the confirmation dialog, type Yes

Click OK

Follow the reactivation steps

Most connectivity problems can be resolved by following the detailed instructions above. If you need further assistance, you can contact Quicken directly at (888) 311-7276. Another option is to schedule a call with a UCCU representative for assistance at (801) 223-8188.

Utah Community Credit Union, PO Box 1900, Provo, Utah 84603-1900, 1 (800) 453-8188. All Rights Reserved. Utah Community Federal Credit Union does business as (DBA) Utah Community Credit Union. Unauthorized account access or use is not permitted and may constitute a crime punishable by law.